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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1945

Page

11

St Colmans Home Field Day Planned

St Colmans hosts Home Field Day on August 19 with a dedication ceremony and flagpole placement. Rev Father presides at a field ceremony with church and civic leaders, including Joseph Halpin and local donors contributing food and funds for the event.

St. Colman’s Home Heights of Columbus Colman Suedey Pio Joseph P. Halpin Paw Fives John Burns Stephen Anthony Gully He Rice Dewey Curtis Thony

Former Watervliet Man Dies in New Jersey

Charles C. Deltehunt, a former Watervliet resident, died recently in Plainfield New Jersey after a brief illness. Born in Watervliet he was son of the late Mr and Mrs Ira Deltehunt. He worked with Public Service Transport and retired about 1936. Survived by his wife two daughters Alice Harold Adams three sisters a brother and a granddaughter. Funeral at Runyon Funeral Home Plainfield with interment in Hillside Cemetery.

Charles C. Deltehunt Watervliet Plainfeld X. J Ira Deltehunt Dellehunt Jef Watervliet Public Service Transport Tes Alis Harold Adams Alice E. Lockland Plainfield William W._ Selby John Pritchard William Elmer J Dellenant Waterviter Miriam Adams Runyon Funeral Home Pisi Geld Hillsice

Barbers to Have Annual Outing at Watervliet

The Watervliet Barbers Guild plans its fourth annual outing on Monday afternoon and evening at Nartan Var tanian’s home. Luca Fasculg, president, and Frank Blanche, past president, lead the sport committee. A 2 pm program precedes a 2:30 pm dinner, with games including a sack race, horseshoes, softball, and beads.

Watervliet Nartan Vartanian Seventh Avenue Air Vartamian Ender Wey Luca Fasculg Frank Blanche Theosports Josepe Viola Josefa Ai Secretere Tressurer Lec Musto Pete

Watervliet School Head Speaks on Opportunity and Government

Ed ward C. Dismond addressed the Glens Falls Club at the Queensbury Hotel in Glens Falls, speaking on opportunity in the US economy and the need for government influence to aid labor and business. He contrasted progress with limited ideal of laissez faire, arguing legislation remains vital to provide living opportunities.

coopera@f Indteto Azsi Edward C. Dismond Watervliet Glens Falls Queensbury Hotel United States Diamond America Europe Mr. Diamond Seward Potter

Watervliet Selective Service lists three registrants

Three registrants were received by the Watervliet Selective Service Board. Donald P. Strait of 1600 Ninth Avenue Vincent J. Zaremuski of 969 Broadway and William Angreus of 1255 First Avenue are heading to the induction group. Two other volunteers are Joseph H. Gilsey and Peter Crum. A second group will accompany the inductees for examinations and a reception lunch will be hosted by board members.

Rew Watervliet Service Board Donald P. Strait Ninth Avenue Vincent J. Zaremuski Broadway Woliem Angrews First Avene Angreus Cutrist Inducwos Joseph HL Gilsey Asente Peter Crum Toronty Street Befreshmienta Roten J. O'Brien VEN Babak Edwars FE

Nation Will Hear Truman Talk Tonight

President Truman will address the nation from Washington over 221 radio networks at 10 Eastern War Time in a 38 minute speech. He prepared the speech during his month long absence and held cabinet calls to a minimum. The talk is expected to outline Potsdam conference statements while leaving room for future details on the Pacific war.

Washington Truean Potsdam Charles G. Ross Truman Oriel Huaich Kilgore D-W_Va Stimson Basile Japan Russia

Containment Directives for German Industry Postwar

The document outlines Allied directives to dismantle and reorganize German industry after World War II. It calls for disarming Germany, preventing production of arms and key materials, and forcing a shift to civilian production. It also requires management of labor, collective bargaining restrictions, and dispersal of industrial ownership, with surveys of combines and mergers.

Controi Council Germany Control Council Contret Council Wirtschafteptuppen Recormsnenda

Army pier near San Francisco sparks munitions clash

Three members of the House Military Affairs Committee condemn Army plans for a California Point ammunition pier in San Francisco Bay. They cite civilian safety concerns, urge temporary use only, and push for a safer coastal site if a permanent dock is needed after the war.

House Army California Point San Francisco Bay Brehon Somervells Army Service Bay Area Armyr Golden Gate Bridge San Quentin Prison San Francisco Sparkman Halabama Holifield Leroy Johnson California Truman New York City University of Chicago Oxford

From the Abraham Lincoln Brigade Brutal Front Trials

The testimony recounts brutal treatment by Red commissars toward American volunteers in the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. John G Honeycomb and Selby describe arrests, starvation, exposure, and suspect executions. Obituary notes for David McK White surface, emphasizing the brigade’s casualties and a call to read the full record.

John G. Honeycomb Maxwell M. Wallach Detroit Albert Gowercomt Selby David McK. White New York Abraham Lincoln Brigade National Committee of The Communist Party

Relief Due Soon for Pinging Auto Motors

Washington reports a step toward relief for civilian motorists as premium gasoline supply doubles to about 152000 barrels daily. The Petroleum Administration for War reduced aviation fuel demands after victory in Europe, freeing more tetraethyl lead to boost motor gasoline and reduce engine knocking.

Washingon Petroileumn Administration Ale J pEarore

Obituary notices from Troy area papers multiple deaths and services

Vincent G Lagitch died after a short illness at Troy Hospital. Survivors include wife Ludmilla, two daughters Rose Marie and Jean Catherine, six children, and several siblings. Funeral at St Lawrence Church with burial at St Marx Cemetery. Mrs Carl M Fritz of Speigetown Road died after long illness. survived by sisters and brothers. Gerald D Shepard funeral held at Watervliet with Mass at St Bridget's. Homer M Phoenix longtime United Traction Co employee dies. survived by six children and several siblings. services at St Jean Baptiste Church. Mrs Mahale Ellman of Williamstown dies after lingering illness. funeral at St Patrick's Church, Williamstown. Mrs Leigh A Frazer dies. husband and son survive. funeral at St Augustine's. Miss Ansa Long dies at Troy Hospital. services at Himes Funeral Home and Oakwood Cemetery.

Vienent G. Lagitch Vincent G. Lagitch Troy St. Lawrence's Church Lagitch St. Lawrence's Bowling League Cmn Freank A. Richter Anto Sales Pennsylvania Stephen Lagitth Hudson Ludmilla Mabr Rose Marie Jean Catherine John Lagiteh Joseph Lagiteh New Jersey Frederick Lagiteh Hudson and Seu Legieh Hermania Johanna Catherine Lagiteh Ida Street St Lawrence's Church St. Marx’s Cemetery Carl M. Frit Carl M. Pritz Speigioe Samaritan Hospital Yasterday Mary Jordan Mra Fritz St. John's Lutheran Church Speighetown Road Sirs Anna Krueger Latham Grover Miller Cybca Herbert Mathews Lafayette Cal Jacob Jordan Grantwood XII Christian Jordan Binghamton Mason Paul R. Swank St. John’s Lutheran Church Oakwood Cemetery Shepard Birks Gerald D. Shepard J. Gregory Nealon Fourth Avenue Waterviiet St. Bridget's Church Waterviiel Edmund F. Gibbons James O'Brien Carmen Bonfonth Panis Angelicus Jesus James PF. Dillon Martin J. Schanz Thomas Barker George E Hipwood Lawrence Kacpugh George E. Cusack St. Patrick’s Cemetery James B. Hanrahan Father Hanrahan Homer Mn Phoenls Homer M. Phoenix United Traction Co Fourth Street Waton Canada Pane The Traction Company St. Jean ‘Baptiste Church Lea Niel Phoenix Brooklyn Clara MacDonald William EL Victor Emmest Phoenix Theodore Phoenix Amsterdam George Phcenix Colonie Leopold Phoenix Axarie Phoenix Oneonta Laura Bouchard Pet Cohoes Joseph Barrett New Britain Conn Clara Roux St. Peer Baptiste Church Mahala Ellman Henderson Road Williamstown Mass Poestenkil Berlin George and Atada Horton Crankwright Poestenkill Albert Etman George M. Hopking Sam St. Patrick's Church Stephentown Leigh A. Frazer Leon Y. Frazer Second Avenue Jeng i Neess St Augustine’s Citch John . W. Brox Gouglaston L. L Willem Charles Sweeney Fonda River Street St Augustine's Church St. Joseph's Cemtere Ansa Long Diecusesten Gay Troy Hospital Grand Street Ninth Presbyterian Church Miss Long William H. Brear & Co

Secret World War II Bomb Threats and Russian Ally Debates

A 1945 report discusses the potential global destruction from a hidden bomb and the dilemma of sharing the weapon’s secret with Allies. It notes Teheran talks about Russian entry into the war against Japan in exchange for United States intelligence, while many doubt secrecy can be kept.

New York Teheran Japan United States Russia

Green Island Nominates Downey for Town Assessor post

Green Island Democrats held a caucus at Corporation Hall nominating John F Downey of 151 Paine Street for town assessor. Incumbents Francis Burke Edward Heffern James Hunt Willard Hunt Catherine Sullivan were renominated along with others. Downey’s brother previously held the post during his army service. A separate item notes LeRoy Marcil, 40 James Street, treated for a fractured arm after a bicycle fall. birthday party honors Miss Mary Ann Roda at her parents’ home on Paint Street with pink and white decor and guests including several local youths.

John F.downey Paine Street Green Island Corporation Hall Downey Armed Services Daorie FL Downey James &. Butler Francis D. Burke Edward A Heffern Willard J. Hunt Margaret T. Whaley Catherine E. Sullivan John J. AleNuity Francis 3. Brady James F. Doyle Frank A. Wilson LeRoy J. Marcil Stitcher Marcil James Street Samaritan Hospital John Feeley George Reinoedt Mary Ann Roda Howard M. Roda Billy Nugent Ann Marie Benac Ant Marie Provost Nancy Downey Thomas Heffern Billy Rods Patsy Heffern Helen O'Brien Teddy Theroux Lorraine Adams Beatrice Marino

Man’s fishing tale leads to police probe in Indianapolis

An Indianapolis man who mixed drinking with fishing drew police attention after telling a fan a wild story of kidnapping and stolen tackle. The report notes he was drinking while fishing and still smelled of alcohol at the time of the incident.

Indianapolis WPM

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